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The website itself and the content of the website is more or less the logical result of a combination of interests:
aviation; photography and internet. In March 2000, the website started in a limited design in the English language.
Today, the website is in English and Dutch available. In September 2001, the names
Luchtvaart déjà vu
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My enthusiasm in aviation goes back to the late fifties. The RLS Harvard and Beech D-18S circling over our house in Groningen in the Netherlands attracted me to visit vliegveld Eelde, today known as Groningen Airport Eelde. Two landing RAF Beverly's gave the push to get really fascinated by aeroplanes. With my first camera, an Agfa Click, I started in 1964 as a photographer when I made a photo of a Flying Enterprise' Canadair C-4 Argonaut at Groningen Airport Eelde. |
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Interested in as well as military as civil aviation, I collect slides of all planes that are driven by an engine. This contains the whole range from ultralight aeroplanes, fighters and airliners up to the big ones like the AN-124 or even the AN-225. Next to the fixed wing aircraft the slides collection contains helicopters. My speciality, however, are the DHC-6 Twin Otter, of which the slide-collection has grown to about 950 colour slides and the Airbus Helicopters EC 120 B / H120 Colibri. |
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Next to slides I collect, together with my wife, postcards of airports from all over the world. | ||
Several airports; airfields; heliports; helispots and Air Force Bases were visited over the years. A highlight during the trips made in the past was on 27 May 1994: on that day the Soviet Air Force officially withdrew from their duty in the former DDR. The ceremony was held at Sperenberg Air Base. However we came for the transport aircraft and helicopters, I'll never forget the dramatic of this day with singing Russian soldiers adorned with a carnation. |
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I hope the website attracts you to come back. Thank You for visiting. | ||
regards, Jack Wolbrink | ||
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On 14 June 1999, I was photographed by one of the crewmembers of the US Navy team Blue Angels in front of their McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet 181955 # 6 at Kalispell - Glacier International Airport in Montana, USA. |
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Aviationweb déjà vu
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Groningen Airport Eelde | Hoogeveen airfield | MLA-airfield Stadskanaal | aeroplanes | Helicopters | Lifeliner-helicopters | Helicopters in Emmen | Heli-Holland | Flugplatz Dankern | Oldtimers | ULM | Microlight aircraft | MLAs | Cropsprayers | | ||
European Airfields A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z info and over 3000 links to aerodromes | ||
like to trade colour slides? | contact | ||
All photos on this site are copyrighted by international copyright laws, and remain the property of the relevant photographer. Prior permission should always be sought directly from the photographer for any other means than private viewing. If no photographer is mentioned the photos on these pages are made by Jack Wolbrink. |
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If any image, picture, text or opinion at the linked sites is against any public or private interest, please let me know. Suggestions are welcome. | ||
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to insure the correctness of data. However, I disclaim any responsibility in case of any errors or omissions. I am not responsible for the content of the linked websites. |
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Copyright © Jack Wolbrink, Emmen, the Netherlands |